Clinical Team
Built For
High‑Pressure Demands

Precision, consistency, and targeted care for performance and regulation.

Professionals Focused On Regulation And Performance

A clinical team trained to work with pressure, load, and reactivity

Mentel brings together licensed clinicians who practice within a model designed for measurable change. The focus is on decoding patterns, improving regulation, and strengthening functioning under responsibility and expectation. Each provider works with a method centered on assessment, medication, and psychological training.

Psychiatry And Clinical Care Team

Licensed professionals delivering targeted interventions
Adaora Gbanite, PMHNP-BC

Adaora Gbanite

PMHNP-BC
Faith Ogala, PMHNP-BC

Faith Ogala

PMHNP-BC
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Jean Cetoute

PMHNP-BC
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Leonid Stosman

PMHNP-BC
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Nixon Jean

PMHNP-BC
Regine Blaise, PMHNP-BC

Regine Blaise

PMHNP-BC
Selcuk Ipek, PMHNP-BC

Selcuk Ipek

PMHNP-BC
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Sweden Jaswal

PMHNP-BC
Takiysha McLeod-Ballard, PMHNP-BC

Takiysha McLeod-Ballard

PMHNP-BC
Melissa Cuevas, PMHNP-BC, psychiatric nurse practitioner at Mentel

Melissa Cuevas

PMHNP-BC
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Xingjia Cui

MD, MPH

How We Work

Method designed for pressure, functioning,
and measurable progress

Our clinical model combines evaluation, precise medication, and psychological training. The goal is to improve regulation, reduce reactivity, and strengthen decision‑making under load. Care is direct, practical, and built for consistent advancement.

Real Strength
is Capacity

Feeling without shutting down. Staying steady when intensity rises. Tolerating discomfort. Responding deliberately. That’s the work.